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the 33166 filters are the ones it takes the 12 point screws are water drain and air bled screws ....the drain screws screw into the bolts that hold the filters on ....i would use the WIX filters FRAM is not the best filter around... wix is a 10 micron filter and fram wont tell you what theirs is No...

Are they a canister filter? Do they look like this? Looks real close except I only see a plastic plug at the bottom of the two filters, no bolt head (#11 in the diagram), just a plug (#3 in the diagram) looks like a 10 point socket. The plugs are identical to the ones on top. I've got a pic from a ...

Are they a canister filter? Do they look like this? Looks real close except I only see a plastic plug at the bottom of the two filters, no bolt head (#11 in the diagram), just a plug (#3 in the diagram) looks like a 10 point socket. The plugs are identical to the ones on top. I've got a pic from a ...

Are they a canister filter? Do they look like this? http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u315/JD350CLoader/NewPicture.png Looks real close except I only see a plastic plug at the bottom of the two filters, no bolt head (#11 in the diagram), just a plug (#3 in the diagram) looks like a 10 point socket...

are you sure they are spin on??? the Wix 33166 ( kinda looks like a sipn-on) should be what it takes.... what will make them look different is there is a cup on the bottom of them (one could be glass(primary) and the other is aluminum ) that holds them on....the newer 350/450'S use a square glass f...

Here is Wix's link to their application look-up: http://www.wixfilters.com/Lookup/Applications.aspx?Section=4 You should be aware that the fuel filter part number varies by submodel (straight 350, 350B, 350C, etc.) as well as serial number breaks within a model. I believe that happened in the 350B ...

Might be able to find application on line. Lavoy I've tried all the online places I've seen references to so far, but all of them seem to neglect to mention anything about the 350's.... Seen a lot of listings for the 450's or the 350C's, but not the straight 350's.... :/ Is the diesel in the 350 th...

Can't help on part numbers, but any parts store carrying Wix should have an application book, that would be my first try unless someone here has the actual number. Lavoy Thanks! If no one has the numbers handy, then I'll try some paint thinner if I can't get to someplace that has a catalog for anyt...

Hello All! I've got a little (ok... medium) sized problem that has just gotten a lot bigger! :-o The other day I was doing some maintenance (adjusting clutches and other odds and ends) on my 350 Crawler when I pulled it back into the shop it started leaving a wide trail of fuel on the concrete. By t...

I'd suggest that if the steering clutches "just need adjusting", that you either do it or have it done before you try to sell your machine. If the steering/brakes are not right, nobody is going to believe the clutches/brakes are new/correct unless you have receipts and can prove it. Too many guys h...

Purchased 2 years ago to dig a small pond, but I have never got around to it. But it's turned into a project of love... Since I purchased it, I've used it a total of maybe 10 hours. I purchased it after a fresh rebuild of the under carriage and then did a complete re-wire and New GM Alternator conve...

Now that is cool. The forks flip up out of the way and the other pc just pins in place? Is that the blade or light bucket you speak of? Looks kinda thin to push trees over with! I bought my backhoe attachment in IN. Maybe thats where all the good toys are stashed. LOL Yes, it just pins in place wit...

One of the pics on this site in the upper left shows a crawler loader/dozer machine that looks like the best of both worlds. Does something like that exist or is it someone's brain child? Im picturing just whats shown with a removable dozer assembly and the loader would just remain. Seems as doable...

Purchased 2 years ago to dig a small pond, but I have never got around to it. But it's turned into a project of love... Since I purchased it, I've used it a total of maybe 10 hours. I purchased it after a fresh rebuild of the under carriage and then did a complete re-wire and New GM Alternator conve...

The cooler loop runs at a relativity low pressure.(Don't know it off the top of my head!) . A good general purpose (fiber braided) hydraulic hose should work Thanks... One last question on this item... Is this hose rubbing on the coupler spring a common issue on the 350's? Everything appears to be ...